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Kaiwikinui

Kaiwikinui, an ahupuaʻa of Hilo, Hawaiʻi Island · 5,491 acres

10 specimens in the Museum’s collections were collected here, between 1915 and 1991: 10 names, 1 of the specimens types, 9 photographed.

Specimens
10
Names
10
Types
1
With images
9
First
1915
Latest
1991
Departments
2
Journeys
2

10 of the mapped specimens; the boundary from the State of Hawaiʻi’s ahupuaʻa layer. Localities of endangered species are shown approximately.

What was collected here

The names on the labels, most collected first. Each links to the species and to the specimens from Kaiwikinui.

10 of 10 names

Department
Cyrtandra platyphyllaGesneriaceaeBotany19151
Artemisia vulgarisAsteraceaeBotany19161
Syzygium cuminiMyrtaceaeBotany19611
BatrachospermumBatrachospermaceaeBotany19911
Anoectochilus sandvicensisOrchidaceaeBotany19151
Coprosma pubensRubiaceaeBotany19151
ElasmiasAchatinellidaeMalacology19151
Folioceros fuciformisAnthocerotaceaeBotany19151
Psilotum complanatumPsilotaceaeBotany19611
Cyrtandra hawaiensisGesneriaceaeBotany19151

Journeys that stopped here

Collecting trips with a stop inside this boundary.

From Kaiwikinui